The Push-Up Test: Purpose, Muscles Involved, Performance, and Variations
A push-up test is a widely used fitness assessment that evaluates upper body muscular endurance, primarily of the chest, shoulders, and triceps, as we...
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A push-up test is a widely used fitness assessment that evaluates upper body muscular endurance, primarily of the chest, shoulders, and triceps, as we...
By Jordan
A VO2 mask precisely collects and analyzes expired gases during exercise to measure oxygen consumption (VO2) and other physiological parameters, asses...
By Alex
The Harvard Step Test is performed at a standardized pace of 30 steps per minute (120 beats per minute on a metronome) with each step cycle having fou...
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The Knee-to-Wall test assesses ankle dorsiflexion by measuring the distance from the big toe to a wall while the knee tracks forward and the heel rema...
By Alex
A ramp test is a highly accurate and reliable method for assessing cardiorespiratory fitness and physiological thresholds, provided it is conducted un...
By Hart
Physical work capacity is comprehensively measured through various specialized laboratory and field-based tests assessing aerobic and anaerobic power,...
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The Queen's Step Test is a widely recognized submaximal cardiovascular fitness assessment designed to estimate an individual's maximal oxygen consumpt...
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The Cooper Run Test is a 12-minute aerobic fitness test developed by Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper in 1968 to estimate an individual's maximal oxygen uptake (...
By Jordan
The 12-Minute Walk Test (12MWT) is a submaximal exercise test that assesses aerobic capacity and functional exercise tolerance by measuring the maximu...
By Hart